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Cherish Lozano

22 July, 22:06

Involvement in the spanish-american war, acquisition of hawaii, and introduction of the open door policy in china were actions taken by the us government to?

A. establish military alliances with other nations

B. gain overseas markets and sources of raw materials

C. begin policy of manifest destiny

D. support isolationist forces in Congress

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